Six of Mexico’s Top 50 Restaurants of 2023 are in Puerto Vallarta

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico – In a remarkable accolade to its vibrant culinary scene, Puerto Vallarta has been named as one of Mexico’s premier gourmet destinations. The prestigious recognition comes from the OpenTable platform’s latest ranking, “The 50 Best Restaurants in Mexico in 2023,” which features six of the city’s esteemed restaurants, underscoring Puerto Vallarta’s status as a national gastronomic hotspot.

OpenTable, a leading restaurant management platform known for its online reservation services, compiled this list based on an extensive review process. Over 382,000 verified diner reviews and a series of gastronomic metrics were considered to create this comprehensive guide to Mexico’s finest dining experiences.

Among the Vallarta restaurants that have earned their spot in this elite list is the renowned Café des Artistes, boasting over 30 years of culinary excellence. Joining it is Hacienda San Angel Gourmet, nestled within the Hacienda San Angel complex in the Romantic Zone, known for its refined ambiance.

Another highlight is La Capella, celebrated for its romantic and elegant setting, where evenings are serenaded by a violin ensemble. The Iguana Restaurant & Tequila Bar, once the home of the famed actress Elizabeth Taylor, offers a unique blend of history and culinary artistry in the heart of the destination.

Additionally, Ocean Grill Vallarta, a stunning establishment merging elegance with natural beauty on Colomitos beach, and Tintoque, located in the Romantic Zone, renowned for its innovative cuisine rooted in regional recipes and ingredients, are part of this distinguished list.

Puerto Vallarta’s culinary landscape is diverse and rich, featuring more than 30 different gastronomic styles. This variety not only showcases the best of Jalisco cuisine but also highlights flavors from across Mexico. This diversity positions Puerto Vallarta as a leading destination for ‘foodie tourism,’ attracting connoisseurs from around the globe seeking exceptional gastronomic experiences.

This recognition from OpenTable’s “The 50 Best Restaurants in Mexico in 2023” not only honors individual establishments but also celebrates Puerto Vallarta’s entire culinary community for their dedication to excellence and innovation in gastronomy.

Puerto Vallarta, Mexico - In a remarkable accolade to its vibrant culinary scene, Puerto Vallarta has been named as one of Mexico's premier gourmet . . .

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